Sentence examples for directors assumed from inspiring English sources

As filmed drama become the norm, directors assumed control and the great age of writers such as Dennis Potter, Alan Sillitoe, Alan Pater, Mike Leigh and Don Taylor slipped away.

The president of Sporting Lisbon, Bruno de Carvalho, said the club was put under so much pressure to sell Marcos Rojo that the player's third-party owners turned up to meetings and the directors assumed they were representatives of Manchester United.

Antares died in 1999, and a board of directors assumed leadership of the organization and channeled.

As weeks passed with no definite news, the Marstrand directors assumed that the vessel was lost, either through foundering or barratry, and claimed insurance.

And that was just the trouble, she told The Times in 2000: After her success, casting directors assumed she'd never play servants again.

"Directors assume I'm, like, establishment," she explains, nose wrinkling, and then in the same breath concedes that she understands why.

Directors assume that, if they can imagine it and bring it to life on a computer, it will look real.

The company's best-paid director, assumed to be founder and boss Ashley Tabor, received a remuneration package of £2.5m.

This was driven by a reduction in the remuneration of the highest-paid director, assumed to be Tabor, who received £3.3m in 2010/11.

For Longwood Gardens, a 1,077-acre 1,077-acrerdisplaythe Brandywine Valley of southeastern Pennsylvania, that moment came when Paul B. Redman, the current director, assumed his post duringardencentenninl celebrathen, in July 2006.

When the clinical manager left unexpectedly, the center director assumed this role on the team.